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A Mlli,sna,r. Cattle Dealer. Suicide.

BUTTE. Mont. July 2.-Abram Sands. senior
member Of the nrm of Sands Boyce dry goods this
city and large cattle owner also President Of the Den
Brewing Company committed suicide last night by
cutting hts throat with small pocket knife. He came
TO Butte fortnight from Denver to close out his
,srest to dsy to his psrnsr Bsyes Hswss rspHt.d %
asssnAbls though It 10 reported that Mr. sands lost
heavily IN during the past water and that
financial troubles affected his brain
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BRooKITy TABERNxCLE PILaRIMA
Dr. Tainage and Seven Mundree or His
Censreastssn ut Martha's Vineyard.

Dr. Ta,r,.r, ana eever Muperea or MA
censr's"tssn se hsrts"s S,neysrs'
COTTAGE CITY Mass, July AFTER q re-
wall oh,, r,.osont ,rtr, hv boat ard raj, mr.
msrk"py piesssh. tr'p w pos' anu ran D''
BROOKLYN TabernacLs arrived here safe and
.a,,,s Th.v 49, :. s,.an,.S ,r,,h ~, hond
sounu ihey hole oieonee WIN ois 'an ~
Of music. big eanD on. which barkcd for hslf
an hour. and big crowd Of summer cottagers
who atood On tho Mar snd botei piazza The
Hno seoou VI .ns plo, ern noso. p. ~
trustees, Mayor D. D. whitney Of Brooklyn. and
m, Pitchhurs hand marched from the mar 10
1 n =, NV. os msienoe uon .ro wv.
Dr. n. A. fuckers Tesidonos. where the brook.
lyn pastor was welcomed By Editor Chasstra-
nan inc latter said In substsnce:
Dr. Talmsqe. p my pleasant duty TO extend to yoq
And -FOUR fssw plerts on behalf % Msrshas vineyard
.sne,s o pSnns, snd or bs sns syes yon ded
pufs unyessd An ana With n ths mssr,v srsenss oS
her subjects
M Tatma,o ro,,,ond.a Il h,s ,.ne, hoar,x
menrar Ha s.sI Iohuou III MD "s""i h0"i''
A'a"o.' nc ss
and our m,sson 4 by RsoRs opS hsts 20 gs
snd. 70 ''"'''a' 'A' might almost % 'An'' 'A''
III. .t.,,,er rg,,r-,,, NAV hsr> ,.rr,.d .
larssr hSt aha Az ~ y ni,s, thrnnS =
excMrsionists out Of Nav York o than ' tSe I'll.
6oarded hsr NJ Pisr az Nth RIAL Az nigSt
Nv nnncr boaI frnr "a rooiEIrn ~ sn.ns IN
tie PiISrtmS saYnnn rnsamhIsa a racsntinn n n
a Murray Hui residencr TSe mnSie by the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
F,rswsrG. n. s1.-a,.s.,as P.rk.

Morningside Park was ablaze with fireworks
hast night In tho upper portion Of the park close by
i2oth street. were sneampsd tbs folicsoms members
tho Veteran zouaveA Association They are under Soui
mand OF Brig Gen, RHbert b, Moss They into
camp yesterday mrning and spent the day they did
on the battlefield Just twenty odd years ago only
Nea deal more easier IN mind Tho hrework. ended up
tho days sport. Today they viii remain quiet They
VIII usher IN the Fourth TO morrow with their big
non They Ssksd Mayer Hewitt 70 lel them 90 this at
Aess Until Aftss ecsek ARR Iol call Ald breaifaIt
ainf ssS :. ne UPPER sNa % the Ths ysisFARi
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Drnnk Poison In sars.pAriIIa.

Margaret Kullen. wife Of John Kallcn. a
brewer living At +oi West Forty NTH street took big
dose Of oarboc acid yesterday and died In ess than
ten minutes No pretext s assigned Dinnsr was over
and Mrs Eallen asked her husband, who present.
why he didn't 70 to work He replied that there
went out and pysshased the poison, and returning,
lowed It IN the presence Of her husband spd Mrs hath
arins Hrnnuigsi friend Of the household Mra kalen
Loaf child Il week
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SALT LAKE CRY. Utah. July 2.-The Utah
Constitutional Convention Of ssventyhve delegates has
been in session since Thursday The Constitution adopted
in 1854 10 made the basis Of the Constitution Tho
visions ID the blu q rights deolsfine the entire
separation q Church and State and es:sb!ish;
that there shs be no union Of Church and State,
shall any church dominate The STATE but the right 70
shall never b infrnsed nor shall any psr.on b com.
control Of Interference with the rights Of conscience
be permitted nor any preference DO permitted by 70
rights Of minorties to b. preserved inviolate"
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Tho strike among the Bolton factory hands
In England has reached an acute phase. The men who
to Bolton to take the places OF the strikers quit
work IN body yesterday, and nrm closed its mills
because OF the rlotink
Fity -four hund out Of the 1900 the HAr-
moBy miila at Cohoss were Idle yesterday In
quenes OF strike on the part Of the ysaysn; The
hing OF the space under their looms The
asked increase OF 10 per cent In their wagss which
was refused
typographical Union No win meet to day In Webster
Hall Tho delegates the Union Conveu-
ton ut BUFFALO win make their reportA
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le.eins ed NlaGara Eall..

NrAeARA FAILS. July 2.-The meeting OF the
Niagara Falls Racing Association opened today. The
track 10 admirably situated In plain view of the
river. and about mile and half from the falls
First Raos-Purse e4Oo for all ages; nveeiGhths Of y
mile. Bsn Thompsan won By q half length Bramblston
second, BArnum third Time ON
Second Raoe-Purse $40O; handicap for all ages; ix
miles. paSdmo won, Pink Cottage second santa CLAUS
third Time ate+
Third TAca-Purse $40: three-ou OF q mile.
Rose third
mile and quarter Ave hurdles, Ge0Tys Mccullough
won Jock second, Glepd0a third Time, 2:2J,
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Earthquakes In Mexico.

Ell PAso, Tex. July 2.-Hoavy earthquakes
continue Bavispe in the Mexican State OF Sonora $50
miles southwest Of this place. J. J. Beaver. miner,
Of half Americans there. has Just arrived
here and brings the detailed and authentic report
OF the eartheuakes He says that 80 shocks have
as two shocks were felt one Of witch Wa heavy
tocrack tho walls Of houses He he has thoroughly
explored the country. and that there II volcano
within At least sixty miles Of Bavisps.
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rarSsaea by the P-e.,aens.

WARRINGTON. July 2.-The President to-day
granted pardon In the case Of Reu6en Trotsky who
convicted the United states Court for the Southern
district OF New York Of Violating internal revenue
and sentenced. Nay Id, rv3l to xix months mprison
inent and to pay nne Of ii 90 The President says
that this oonvots offence appears TO be merely teoh
mit . crime and he thinks the convict did not even
know he was doing . forbidden act
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4aIs's New Freedman ciass.

NEW HAVEN. July 2.-The class OF 81 in Yale
College promises to bs the largest that entered
The Examinations we're held here Thursdav, Friday
and to-day. Mr. william B. WAterA tutor in Latin est
mates ~ round numoofs 100 Tor ths freshman ciara
freshman class viii probably num6es 100 = A. ste'
yehHon o9 Of Brooklyn. who r0wsd No. In the yicto
rious crew yesterday has been elected Captain Of the
university crew for next year
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A Night watehman Drops Dead.

Policeman Edward Herman found the door
Of tho hallway leading into LAnstdorf Co.'S novelty
gooda warehouse At 10 Chambers street open At ~ A
yesterday. With tho policeman she next beat ksr
10 occupied by Aiken Pront printerA CuIlsd up a.
the Of the stairs on tho second floor they found hs
Lewrsncs. Aiken Prouts niRht watchmani Ihs
night and Lawrence Ind evidently lust started down
stairs the after them when he dropped dead
Of heart disease. He lived In Brooklyn and had no
family,
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It May Turn 0.t to be . Murder.

A fight occurred last evening on the corner
Of East and sixth street. Hunters Point Be.
Dennis DuRGan OF Third street. Hunters Point
and another man whose name the police could not els
cover While tho hRht was In progress Louis Morreu
frenchman. who with atlors had oonErshstsd about
eobbeatone aud failed The ground a. be lay uneon
the crowd made their escape Tho police carried Nor.
roll TO his house. l0o EAs avenue II 10 believed his
1assey 10 years OF aRc OF Eighth street. Hunters etu
was arrested He declared to Sergeant Carroll that Il
Dennis Duggan who threw the stone.
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Hull Yacht Cluh Rexatt..

BOSTON. July 2-The Hull Yacht Club sailed
tn annual regatta this afternoon OF the club house Tho
wind good sailing breeze. The second third and
sail In the nrs: ca,s but found no competitor aud did
not tart The course was six miiss The prizes were
second prize to the Posy. Second. class kAelsfiSt
prize g the kitty second r.txo, to the Rsho Third
Mabel Fourth olass-Frst prize. to the Victor.
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OnIy n lIot Weather Incident.

Cardiac L. Hiscox. 90 years old. OF 222
west isth street. reported to the police Of the
west i2s.h station missing Just before midnight
on Friday night Three hours Af.erward young man.
who said he hsr brother Law, In and told
the Captain that he had found Mias HisosN she had
been overcome with tho heat and had 70 the house
OF N
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ANOTHER SCORCHING DAY.
THE HOT WAVE STILL BEARS down.
CAUSING DEATH AND MISERY.


A Bis-s-s s-n and Little Air Mevins-ey.
IN the shade at $50 r. M.-Mnny Per-
sons suustruck-Drath IN tho Tssenents.
The hot wave, whose first breaths on
Thursday swept In scorching Southern blasts
through the streets, settled down Yesterday
upon the city like some huge. warm. atmos-
pheric benst, shaggy with smoke. gas, and vile
odors from million chimnoys, brooding over
its prey. It grew worse and worse all day un.
I'll the air became q sufrocating oppressive
weight 81 thick materisli1ed heat, with breezes
that wero but the fiery pulse boats OF tho ri.
gantic monster that had tho town In its power.
The frst record OF the day wasHudnuts, at A.
NJ. when It was already 73' early In tho moon.
light. Ate O'Clock It was still 73'. but then the
sun and the Thermometer began to climb to-
gether. 1t went up q degree an hour until
O'Clock, when 100 was reached. and from then on
the upward race was more rapid. Atnoon II was
So, and everybody remembered the half-holi.
day law and went home. Stores and shops that
had never before had their blinds down before
6 on q week day were closed as tight ~ .
drum in half an hour after. noon. and a. pur.
chasers and business men struck with az much
so sd sss wsea
and a i sS ss Sd eds ss
huge beast OF q the hot wave knew neither half
holiday nor mercy. and ten deRrees more were
S Gosh S S az Sasn Il sns day
VARIATION sss hotter was than Hsa' s set%ss sf
ped over To sunny spots iiks : WS.il .sirsss
ss S sSo1s ana msdc Snss gS ss
S Ss iurasss s hsi. ss syeR d%s
Meshack, and the other fellows Not being for.
g. ssr 81 IN se r u
Z .s1ss s't . 's s. ssss
eSs ~ sG ssSteR sa sas sSa.
~ ei$s
s,sn The gnsss states Sss
and along several long eorrid9rs: what they
ss naso4iE The Atmosphere DURING the dsy Ths
particular sslAmander wh9 WAS on duty last
0SIsS .fsss
asssss e shps sS
s: dS.En Sa sas & "a,
"a: n. his Toe chest records showed only ag. f5.:
Ths nsSs q s booEs
The trouble WAS. he 'ssid. In An area Of low
ssss$::. re- s
aa w:' n s1 sf &c
H. ill., es' %ss s@ tSs
N New wy YerS c1 was not the wors. sussret .sGora-
IL ana ssfss bas ana ssS
s!SS ss5S sss
d ee The South vas cool cool New Orleans sssIs-
is1 1s. saa s pes Gsse
reported a.; st. Louis. 80: Omaha. So; St.
hdsal Sny Ths
for the day was 74'. and In 1885 was 7e. Tho
s1sss yssl q 5SS city for tho
hs sy Ssnr Of
whom whom pestie S fevers and hest-bred diseases
q ether sorts claimed IN the zen az
Fdss
Ta.n sei Is o ths s5 s asahs 81
children under five. r,s,.u.
from the streets. There were few fatal cases.
euiiasiy unfortunate. liz was overcome BY tho
heat, and fell from bis truck. which passed
Terrence .6'HanlIn. .compjicated sunstroke
and alcoholism fell n City Hall Pork and
5O2 West Twenty 18th street died OF sunstroke
during the day. Ellis Parr, aged 65. dropped
dead from the heat In East Ei9hty.hrst street.
There were fourteen cases Of dangerous SUM
stroke taken to the city hospitals.
NVau,A hn q Rulcide AZ N
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The Beverly Yacht Club Regatta.

BOSTON. July 2.-The first open sweepstake
regatta Of the Beverly Yacht Club sailed on Monu-
ment Beach this afternoon. Owing to fearfuly strong
southwest wind many boats which had entered did not
participate and those that went over course were
doublsreefed The course was eleven miea There
open TO all cas. u feet In first class and over ~
came In In hour So minotes IL seconds. In he ssc
ond class the wildcat came In In hour % minutes ~
AacOnia
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Both Have Broken Legs.

A serious accident occurred near Rockawsy
Junction OH the Long Island Railroad at $40 yesterday
afternoon. Charles scipo, aged 20. and ioycAr.old
Lizzie Train both Of Richmond HILL wore driving home
west bound freight train sulashAd the wagon killed
had his lsF and thigh broksn And the srla leg vas
both injured Internally. and that theT VIII not
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aIaa Donsvan killed Ais yvire :

John Donovan, laborer employed on the
Eric Railroad piers In jersey City lives at III Tenth
street. Jersey CITY. He vas fighting drunk when he
went home last night and began to quarrel with his
vito because his supper was not ready. ~ tnaly
,hess raptpred artery ~ boz .bdsmsn and sbsstni
resisted arrest but was eiubesd into submsaien and
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CHICAGO. July 2-After two days effort a
moderator was agreed this evening by the joint
bitraton Committee Of the Bricklayers Union and the
Master Masons Association. Judge Tuiey OF the Cook
County Circuit bench 10 the He has to
act and the work Of settling the great lockout In the
MnnIav
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Father" said the farmers boy. an he rested
on his hoe, they the nah bite frat rate now"
NO do they 2" responded the old man well yeu
20 an nnsL this patch o. an III bklp down 10
the creek an ses what kind o. lnek I'll have" "
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Fourth or July Rassa.

Eight races are on the programme for Mon
mouth Psrk on the Fourth Of July. satiss v which
WeFS not eomplsssd iast niGtt
Seven Will be at BFightoa pSash, entries 10
which hazAbsI marc than enc handlrl
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The weather Yesterday,

Indicated by Hudnuts Thermometer; 8 A. ii.
73s; A. 81, 73s: "a M Tee ~ ~ 40; az =. ", 90;
9P n. 800; D r. NJ sCo, ~ midnight ~! Average
SO. Average July 2, 1856. 7ls.
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cspssrAsaa Is al Osprsbr,sa. Naas.
ppon me caieaOo Sers

begun yesterday IN the sppssoT ueurl W Henry Por
tsT ssss ~ ssDi,.G a. Sosisa II ~ isS
fe.t Once Sds tha.hS va rsIss.sa 90 aseYsa! e e
yas sSRHsTAsAa d14aS The var and uAS not entitled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
Signal Once Predictioa
JO1TEYGS ABOUT TOWN

Local rains In the western portion fail
lower temperature.
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AnIs. canpss aaa Aer Lever.

LONDON. July 2.-Mlle. Campos. the runaway
spAnish hsress who had failed get married Dover
because OF the refusal OF tho authorities to grant her
license has Instructions 10 Paris her hone
70 have the bands OF marriage between herself and NJ
OArb0uf. her lover, published to-moT
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New York Yachts ut Newport.

NEwronT, July 2-The steam yacht Atalanta,
Jay Gould OF and from New York and the steam yacht
yilette Mr., Vanderbilt OF and from New York arrived
TO day, The Bnnp yacht Quinn Of New York arrived
here to day and sailed for EdEartoWn.
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In Prison fer Ia.ult,ns Epglaaa,s Queea.

CRY OF MEXICO. July 2, via Galveston
rrest Of Editor Henrio OF the French sAriea paper
u Psiu Saulois for in..rprsting ihs letters v r.
as meaning r!e refine trbgnS or old drunken Queen"
sxetes some interest Mr. Henriott 10 still IN prison
United states Minister Manning has given dinner 10
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lIIeAAaI DAvatt 90 tAe stump.

DUBLIN. Jul. 2-Michasl Dayitt has started
yasS q g si1nplsE tOIr through LO8dOa ana he
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out OF the city. AT ons time Gen; Ricketts,
XII aSfh # hsI:hffs
to a% Tb5 a' p a:s that
he SICK and wounded. ana she asppssled
SHa 'es varied / before the pup sss:
shs TIN Of sS6
q her brsad soup and s sustafd and osRes de
caeies. TO shoE that she only wanted e do
Ssods against saS eSsaFds Viii 2a
al s Saiss 81 h shs Rh fSrG
i i and vsnsefui in refusing her admis-
sSn Sq aen as spSsa Mise
Van Lew had come again with food for the
-" Vol, don't bother mo with that" said he.
i" have given my orders about IT. and that Is
snSHsa; but then never knew food to hurt
The ollcor finally allowed Miss Van Lew to
take In hcr food and by going when this OIL
csIwas ON duty she many times Riterward was
mistress Of Richmond, who had for eight years
s hi sah s fha Se essa
yesterday on the President, who was surprised
historic pluck, and promised her thar he would
reply when Interviewed ON the subject was:
This Is not a pension Office. and Miss Van
Lew has eeasedt 20 be an efficient clerk. That
< number Of MASSACHUSETTS, soldiers have
teiegraiphed ,-oS aiss Yum Lev not to sc;
home for the rest OF her lilo
In Massachusetts,. where every comfort
ing. Aho il high. spirited woman, who has
been supporting . brother and niece for yeeIs
on her small salary. and desires to do It still II
she can. - =
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
LAUREL-sTREET METHODIST CHURCH
Interesting Anniversary Services.

The sixth anniversary Of the opening
Of Laurelstreet Methodist church was
celebrated Sunday night The church
was filled and the pastor, Rev. w. i.
Wright, preached a sermon Of great
power and interest The subject was,
"rhe Way to the Highest Success" The
subject was divided into two heads First.
"All At It; To Every Man His Work.
Mark xiii, "a. Second, AT II All the
Time redeeming the time; BE Dill
gent'-Col iv., >, g.
The lccture-rOOm was opened for Sun
day school and worship June 20th 1881.
The membership roll was 24j; received
since, 299 lied since, twenty-five old and
ten new members; erased, twelve old
members and one new member with
drawn, ten old and five new members
received eighteen old and twelve new
members Total losses, 4j4 now on roll,
4j4.
This IS a gratifying evidence Of the zeal
and diligence Of Rev ". p. Wright, the
pastor The main audience-room was
opened for public worship Sunday May
Both. 1886.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21


The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
JEFF Robinson lcoloredl, assauliing and
throwing rocks at Joseph -- Fined
s. and cost
Henry Deadman lcoloredl was fined 50
for nuisance ON his premises
Laura Brooks lcolOred) was fined 50
for using profanc language i'm the street
Nat Dennis colorcdl, drunk and resist
ing the police Fined $40 and cost
Robert Johnson (colorcdl, disorderly
and creating disturbance in the street
Fined s. and cost.
Martin Delaney, di-orderly and creating
a disturbance I'm the neighborhood De
lancy was placed under bonds 90 keep
the peace
Hiram Jones colorndl, a person of un
sound mind was committed 10 De cX-
amined by a commission of lunacy
George Burton Dcoloredl. dis0rderly
ON the street Fined $3.50 and cost
sGcorgc Perkins a colorcd boy charged
with gambling in the yard of lhc Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company
Committed In default of security for his
good behavior
James Lewis colorcdl, charged with
making AN assault upon Elizabeth Hen
dcrson also charged with breaking and
entering the dwclling-housc Of Carolina
Clayton and stealing sundy articles
valued at $40. Lewis was sent ON 90 the
grand jury In both cases
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rerre IInute', ramou. MAIDSTONE.

TERRE HAurE, IND., June 20.-Terre
Haute's maidstone, with its cighty-years
record of hundreds Of applications, has
twice more been used within the past
week Mr. Jas. Walker, of Irying's Sta
ton, Ill.,, brought his little girl here Sat.
urday. She had been bitten by dog
that showed every sign Of being rabid
The stone would not adhear, and it was
concluded that II the dog was mad the
virus had remained In the clothing
through which the dog teeth entered the
flesh There is no instance of death in
the record Of this stone when il has failed
10 adhear 20 the flesh 4 few days ago
Miss Hoover, Of Newman, ILL.,, was
brought here terribly acerated by the
bites of dog that had died Of rabies and
that had bitten other dogs which died in
the same manner ThcstOne Immediately
adhered 10 one Of the wounds, and could
not be removed fOI fourteen hours, when
il dropped Off During the time the stone
took ON dark color. II was cleansed IN
sweet milk and applied 10 another wound,
remaining for ten hours Miss Hoover
returned home, and word has been re-
ceiyed that she is steadily improving.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

There were number of specially I'M
tercsting services Sunday I'm addition 10
those already named
Rev. j Calvin Stewart conducted song
service al the Young Mems Christian
Association rooms
Bishop Wilson preached at Centenary
church at night
Rev Dr Hatcher addressed a mission
ary meeting at Clopton street church,
Manchester.
Rev. G. r. Lyford preached ON The
Uncanoniled Saint John Bunyan at
Park-P Place Methodist church
Rev Dr Richardson Otliciated at the
Manchester Presbyterian church
AT the Third Presbyterian church Rev.
Mr. llowison held "a special baplismal
service at O'Clock pm for infants
At Richmond College Rev Howard
Osgood of Rochester, y. Y, preached
the baccalaurcatte sermon to a packed
congregation Hundreds We're unable TO
obtain admission
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21
BISHOP WILSON.
fife breaches sunday at the Manchester
Central Methodist Church


In Manchester Bishop Wilson preached
at the Central Methodist church. This
handsome ediiice has just b en- almost
rebuilt Yesterday it was crowded, and
the exercises were of great interest
After a beautiful and well-rendered selec-
tion by the choir, accompanied by an
organ and cornet, the bishop announced
a. the first and second lessons Of the
morning part f the first chapter Of the
Prophecy Of Joel and of the second
chapter Of Acts, and after another selec-
tion by the choir the bishop announced
as his text the eighth verse Of the first
chapter Of Acts But We shall receive
power, after that the Holy Ghost Is come
upon you: and ye shall be witnesses
unto me, both in Jarusalem, and In all
Judea, and In Samaria, and unto the utter
most parts Of the ear h. For more than
an hour the large congregation hung
upon the speakers eloquent words
After the services the pastor, Rev.
William H. Christian, made very In D..
teresting statement.
The Jealous Methodists Of Manchester
deserve great credit for the self sacrifice
they have manifested, and for their CON
[ tribution In this noble cause.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-21

GALVESTON. June 20-A special 10 the
Ners from san Antonio says Sheriff
Lewis Yesterday received a telegram from
Sheriff Rudd, Of Karnes county asking
him TO come down and assist him in the
arrest Of parties believed TO be implicated
I'm the train robbery at Flatonia. The
sheriff and three Of his deputies and "a
number Of deputy United States mar
shais left last evening in res onse to the
telegram ON an engine on the Arkansas
Pass 10 q The men suspected, whom
the Officers intend to arrest, are known 10
be- desperate characters, and battle is
expected 20 occur when an attempt is
made 10 take them into custody